11/12/2024 4:35:16 PM Protecting trustees; is the law moving? By Esther Campsall Libby Hubbard The law places considerable responsibility on charity trustees running charitable organisations with integrity and honesty and yet there...
9/30/2024 2:40:34 PM Rising whistleblowing in charities - what this means and how to respond? By Anna Dabek Today's article in the Civil Society highlights the Charity Commission’s latest report showing a significant rise in whistleblowing...
5/31/2024 1:58:14 PM Dancing with fairness: Navigating internal HR investigations By Anna Dabek Following the recent reports about Giovanni Pernice's teaching methods on Strictly Come Dancing, the BBC has pledged to handle complaints...
11/27/2023 1:57:38 PM Tribunal finds that care worker was dismissed for not attending work, not because she blew the whistle By Jackie Morris In a recent Employment Tribunal case (Ms. J. Pelling v. The Complete Care Group Ltd) the Employment Tribunal has given its judgment, that...
7/11/2023 3:24:39 PM Cheque in the mail – expensive consequences of poor management of whistleblowing By Libby Hubbard Rather than receiving your post from Royal Mail, imagine receiving in excess of £2 million in compensation from them instead! This is...
8/9/2022 8:09:22 AM CQC investigates bullying culture at South East Coast Ambulance Service By Lorna Kenyon-Pain The Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) recent inspection report concerning the South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAS), provides a...